The Democratic presidential nominee published the first episode of "With Her" on Friday. The podcast will run through Election Day and follow Clinton on the campaign trail.

"I've always wanted to know what it was really like to run for president. Turns out Hillary Clinton's campaign wanted to tell that story, too," Max Linsky, Clinton's cohost, said in the episode.

Linsky, a major Clinton supporter, is the cofounder of Pineapple Street Media, a small podcasting company. Linsky started the company with Jenna Weiss-Berman, who is largely known for building up the podcast arm of BuzzFeed. She worked with Clinton on an episode of the outlet's "Another Round" podcast. This perhaps helped to secure the nominee as cohost of Pineapple's first-ever show.

But why podcasting? According to the Pew Research Center, it's a growing form of media. Though only about 21% of Americans listen to podcasts, they are often dedicated listeners.

Here are some highlights from episode one:

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'You can call me whatever you want.'

The presidential frontrunner told her cohost to call her anything — from Hillary to Madame Secretary to "hey, you!"

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She got emotional at the Democratic National Convention

"Oh gosh, Max," she said, "there was such a rush of emotion. Being introduced by my daughter was pretty overwhelming, walking out, seeing her on stage, and then this big arena filled with so many thousands of people. The moment just came crashing in on me."

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She wakes up at 6:30 a.m.

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Clinton describes her alarm as 'the most obnoxious song I could find on the ringtones.'

Clinton does, in fact, use an alarm, despite rumors, though she admits she often wakes up before her alarm sounds. She sets both her phone alarm and a secondary alarm to make sure she gets up.

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'I have such a long to-do list, it's really depressing.'

Probably not surprising coming from the woman running to be the next president of the United States, but always nice to hear she hates to-do lists as much as the rest of us.

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'I am pretty lucky because I have a lot of stamina and endurance.'

It helps her to keep going on the campaign — but she says she also tries to make healthy decisions to keep herself moving.

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She hates working out, too.

"I'm not going to pretend that I like it because I don't," she said. Clinton tries to do yoga, walk, get on the treadmill, or lift weights.

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The best part of being on the campaign is learning something every day.

Clinton says she loves just meeting people and listening to their advice on what they want from a president.

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She falls asleep thinking about her grandkids.

"Lots of times when I just can't think of anything else because I am so burnt out, I take my phone out and look at all the little videos and the pictures and put a smile of my face and just collapse," Clinton said.